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Kerala's Longest Serving Legislator Battles Bribery Allegations In Pala
After the government implemented its new liquor policy, bar owners alleged that he had been bribed for renewing of bar licences, which were never renewed. His resignation had comes despite Chief Minister Oommen Chandy sticking his neck out for him all through.
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Kerala Bar Bribery Case Rocks Assembly; House Adjourned After LDF Protest
For the second consecutive day, the Kerala Assembly proceedings were disrupted after CPI(M)-led Left Democratic Front (LDF) opposition continued their protests against United Democratic Front (UDF) government, this time over the bar bribery scam, following which the House was adjourned.
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Kerala Bribery Case: Left Democratic Front Denies Nexus With Bar Owners
The allegations of bribery made by hoteliers against Kerala's UDF government, has now turned its spotlight on Kerala's Opposition - CPI(M).
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Kerala Bar Bribery Case: CPI(M) Activists Stage Protest Against Minister K Babu
CPI(M) activists today waved black flags and squatted on the road demanding state Excise Minister K Babu's resignation, when he arrived for a function, as part of their agitation in the wake of allegations against him on the bar bribery issue.
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Kerala Congress Decides Not To Nominate Anyone As Successor To KM Mani
Kerala Congress-M today decided not to nominate anyone as successor to KM Mani in the Congress-led United Democratic Front government in Kerala, after he was forced to resign as Finance Minister following the High Court's observations in bar bribery case.
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Court Reserves Order on Kerala Finance Minister's Bar Bribery Case to October 29
A special vigilance court in Thiruvananthapuram today posted to October 29 for orders the bar bribery case in which an FIR has been filed against State Finance Minister KM Mani.
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Kerala Liquor Policy: Chief Minister Defends Objection to Attorney General Representing Bar Owners in Supreme Court
Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy today defended his objection to the appearance of Attorney General Mukul Rohatgi for bar hotel owners in the appeal challenging the state's liquor policy in the Supreme Court.
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Kerala Chief Minister Hits Out at Centre Over Attorney General Representing Bar Owners in Supreme Court
Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy today criticised the Centre for allowing Attorney General Mukul Rohatgi to appear in a case against the state government in the Supreme Court.
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Kerala Bar Owners to Move Supreme Court Against High Court Order on Licences
Kerala bar owners today decided to move Supreme Court against the Kerala High Court order which upheld the state government's liquor policy confining bar licenses only to five star hotels.
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Chief Minister Oommen Chandy Asks for Evidence in Bribery Allegations
After being on the back foot over the allegation that bribes were paid to a few ministers by a bar owner to get the closed bars open, Chief Minister Oommen Chandy on Saturday hit back by asking where was the evidence which the bar owner's association is said to possess.
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Interim Relief for 312 Bar Owners in Kerala
In an interim relief for bar owners in Kerala, the division bench of Kerala High Court has allowed 312 bars to remain open for one month. Amongst the 312 bars, several would have closed yesterday following a single judge verdict of the High Court.
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Will Kerala Bars Shut Down? Court to Decide Today
The Kerala High Court will today pronounce its verdict on a clutch of petitions challenging the state government's decision to shut down over 700 bars in the state.
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Government Decision on Bars Taken in 'Haste' Say Kerala Bar Owners
Kerala Bar Owners yesterday informed the Kerala High Court that the state government's decision to close all bars was taken in 'haste' and would be counter productive as it would lose substantial revenue from Abkari business, besides impacting tourism.
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As Deadline for Kerala Bars Nears, Owners Hope for Reprieve from Supreme Court
The deadline for over 400 bars in Kerala, whose licenses are set to be cancelled by the state government, is just a few hours away.
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Kerala Bar Owners Move Supreme Court Against State Government's Closure Order
The owners of Kerala's hotels and bar have moved Supreme Court, challenging the state government's decision to close around 700 liquor outlets and bars. The decision will be effective from September 12.
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Kerala's Longest Serving Legislator Battles Bribery Allegations In Pala
After the government implemented its new liquor policy, bar owners alleged that he had been bribed for renewing of bar licences, which were never renewed. His resignation had comes despite Chief Minister Oommen Chandy sticking his neck out for him all through.
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Kerala Bar Bribery Case Rocks Assembly; House Adjourned After LDF Protest
For the second consecutive day, the Kerala Assembly proceedings were disrupted after CPI(M)-led Left Democratic Front (LDF) opposition continued their protests against United Democratic Front (UDF) government, this time over the bar bribery scam, following which the House was adjourned.
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Kerala Bribery Case: Left Democratic Front Denies Nexus With Bar Owners
The allegations of bribery made by hoteliers against Kerala's UDF government, has now turned its spotlight on Kerala's Opposition - CPI(M).
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Kerala Bar Bribery Case: CPI(M) Activists Stage Protest Against Minister K Babu
CPI(M) activists today waved black flags and squatted on the road demanding state Excise Minister K Babu's resignation, when he arrived for a function, as part of their agitation in the wake of allegations against him on the bar bribery issue.
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Kerala Congress Decides Not To Nominate Anyone As Successor To KM Mani
Kerala Congress-M today decided not to nominate anyone as successor to KM Mani in the Congress-led United Democratic Front government in Kerala, after he was forced to resign as Finance Minister following the High Court's observations in bar bribery case.
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Court Reserves Order on Kerala Finance Minister's Bar Bribery Case to October 29
A special vigilance court in Thiruvananthapuram today posted to October 29 for orders the bar bribery case in which an FIR has been filed against State Finance Minister KM Mani.
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Kerala Liquor Policy: Chief Minister Defends Objection to Attorney General Representing Bar Owners in Supreme Court
Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy today defended his objection to the appearance of Attorney General Mukul Rohatgi for bar hotel owners in the appeal challenging the state's liquor policy in the Supreme Court.
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Kerala Chief Minister Hits Out at Centre Over Attorney General Representing Bar Owners in Supreme Court
Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy today criticised the Centre for allowing Attorney General Mukul Rohatgi to appear in a case against the state government in the Supreme Court.
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Kerala Bar Owners to Move Supreme Court Against High Court Order on Licences
Kerala bar owners today decided to move Supreme Court against the Kerala High Court order which upheld the state government's liquor policy confining bar licenses only to five star hotels.
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Chief Minister Oommen Chandy Asks for Evidence in Bribery Allegations
After being on the back foot over the allegation that bribes were paid to a few ministers by a bar owner to get the closed bars open, Chief Minister Oommen Chandy on Saturday hit back by asking where was the evidence which the bar owner's association is said to possess.
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Interim Relief for 312 Bar Owners in Kerala
In an interim relief for bar owners in Kerala, the division bench of Kerala High Court has allowed 312 bars to remain open for one month. Amongst the 312 bars, several would have closed yesterday following a single judge verdict of the High Court.
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Will Kerala Bars Shut Down? Court to Decide Today
The Kerala High Court will today pronounce its verdict on a clutch of petitions challenging the state government's decision to shut down over 700 bars in the state.
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Government Decision on Bars Taken in 'Haste' Say Kerala Bar Owners
Kerala Bar Owners yesterday informed the Kerala High Court that the state government's decision to close all bars was taken in 'haste' and would be counter productive as it would lose substantial revenue from Abkari business, besides impacting tourism.
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As Deadline for Kerala Bars Nears, Owners Hope for Reprieve from Supreme Court
The deadline for over 400 bars in Kerala, whose licenses are set to be cancelled by the state government, is just a few hours away.
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Kerala Bar Owners Move Supreme Court Against State Government's Closure Order
The owners of Kerala's hotels and bar have moved Supreme Court, challenging the state government's decision to close around 700 liquor outlets and bars. The decision will be effective from September 12.
